Library Cataloging
The Vocabulary Mapping Framework sounds interesting.
- Mods In Rdf
News from LC about MODS in RDF. As a result of requests from the MODS community and for its own explorations into Linked Data, the Library of Congress has developed MODS/RDF, an ontology for MODS. This work has been informed by the previous work of developing...
- Publication Of Rda Terms For Content, Carrier, Media Type Vocabularies
Image by American Library Association Publishing via FlickrNews about RDA vocabularies. The Joint Steering Committee for Development of RDA (JSC), the DCMI Bibliographic Metadata Task Group (formerly DCMI/RDA Task Group), and ALA Publishing (on behalf...
- Mapping Onix To Marc
Mapping ONIX to MARC is a new report from OCLC by Carol Jean Godby.This report presents an interpretation of a crosswalk from ONIX for Books 2.1 to MARC 21 developed by OCLC and made publicly available from the OCLC Web site and EDItEUR.This work represents...
- Interoperability Levels For Dublin Core Metadata
New from the Dublin Core folks.Interoperability Levels for Dublin Core Metadata published as DCMI Recommended Resource "Interoperability Levels for Dublin Core Metadata" has been published as a Recommended Resource. The document discusses modeling choices...
- Frbr Object-oriented Definition And Mapping To Frbrer
Comments are welcomed on FRBR Object-Oriented Definition and Mapping to FRBRER. This is a 140 page document. Message distributed to email lists.The FRBR Review Group and the Working Group on FRBR and CIDOC CRM Harmonisation welcomes comments on FRBRoo...
Library Cataloging
Vocabulary Mapping Framework
The Vocabulary Mapping Framework sounds interesting.
A new initiative, the Vocabulary Mapping Framework (VMF), has been announced by a consortium of partners. This will create an extensive and authoritative mapping of vocabularies from nine major content metadata standards, creating a downloadable tool to support interoperability across communities. The mapping will also be extensible to other standards. The work builds on the principles of interoperability established in the indecs Content Model and is an expansion of the existing RDA/ONIX Framework into a comprehensive vocabulary of resource relators and categories, which will be a superset of those used in major standards from the publisher/producer, education and bibliographic/heritage communities.Some of the vocabularies include: CIDOC, CRM, DCMI, DDEX, DOI, FRBR, MARC21, LOM, ONIX, and RDA. I'll have to take another look at the indecs Content Model, like the DCMI Abstract Model, it seems to be too little discussed.
- Mods In Rdf
News from LC about MODS in RDF. As a result of requests from the MODS community and for its own explorations into Linked Data, the Library of Congress has developed MODS/RDF, an ontology for MODS. This work has been informed by the previous work of developing...
- Publication Of Rda Terms For Content, Carrier, Media Type Vocabularies
Image by American Library Association Publishing via FlickrNews about RDA vocabularies. The Joint Steering Committee for Development of RDA (JSC), the DCMI Bibliographic Metadata Task Group (formerly DCMI/RDA Task Group), and ALA Publishing (on behalf...
- Mapping Onix To Marc
Mapping ONIX to MARC is a new report from OCLC by Carol Jean Godby.This report presents an interpretation of a crosswalk from ONIX for Books 2.1 to MARC 21 developed by OCLC and made publicly available from the OCLC Web site and EDItEUR.This work represents...
- Interoperability Levels For Dublin Core Metadata
New from the Dublin Core folks.Interoperability Levels for Dublin Core Metadata published as DCMI Recommended Resource "Interoperability Levels for Dublin Core Metadata" has been published as a Recommended Resource. The document discusses modeling choices...
- Frbr Object-oriented Definition And Mapping To Frbrer
Comments are welcomed on FRBR Object-Oriented Definition and Mapping to FRBRER. This is a 140 page document. Message distributed to email lists.The FRBR Review Group and the Working Group on FRBR and CIDOC CRM Harmonisation welcomes comments on FRBRoo...